Fiscal Year 1996 Budget Hearing Before the Committee On Indian Affairs United
Fiscal Year 1996 Budget Hearing Before the Committee On Indian Affairs United
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In a series of twenty- seven meetings held throughout the country. Consultation '94 brought together Indian and Alaska Native tribal representatives, Indian housing authorities, and national Indian organizations to discuss with HUD changes which would improve the delivery of our programs. As a result of that consultation process, the Department streamlined its procedures and reduced regulations for major programs by close to 50%.
Consultation '94 also reinforced something the Department already... knew: there is a strong need and desire for homeownership in Indian Country. While the HOME program, and the Mutual Help Homeownership Opportunity program to a more limited extent, have brought homeownership to Indian Country, it has been limited to low- and moderate -income families. In fiscal 1994, the Department implemented the Indian Loan Guarantee Program as authorized in the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992, bringing the opportunity for true homeownership to a newly emerging middle class of Native Americans who desire to continue living on reservations.
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In a series of twenty- seven meetings held throughout the country. Consultation '94 brought together Indian and Alaska Native tribal representatives, Indian housing authorities, and national Indian organizations to discuss with HUD changes which would improve the delivery of our programs. As a result of that consultation process, the Department streamlined its procedures and reduced regulations for major programs by close to 50%.
Consultation '94 also reinforced something the Department already... knew: there is a strong need and desire for homeownership in Indian Country. While the HOME program, and the Mutual Help Homeownership Opportunity program to a more limited extent, have brought homeownership to Indian Country, it has been limited to low- and moderate -income families. In fiscal 1994, the Department implemented the Indian Loan Guarantee Program as authorized in the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992, bringing the opportunity for true homeownership to a newly emerging middle class of Native Americans who desire to continue living on reservations.
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